curator
/ˈkjuːrətər/Definitions
1. noun
A person who takes care of a collection of objects, artworks, or historical items, typically in a museum or gallery.
“The museum curator spent years researching the artwork and its history.”
2. noun
A person who manages or oversees a particular area of activity, especially in a complex or specialized field.
“The company’s curator of innovation helped develop new technologies and business models.”
3. verb
To take care of or manage something, such as a collection or a particular area of activity.
“She curated a list of the top 10 books to read this year.”